It’s weddings, weddings, and more weddings these days, after last year’s Covid wash out. Events, events, and more events, too. But there’s no need to serve rubber chicken. Queens-based Quiaufa’s Kitchen specializes in catering everything from a private dinner or Girls Night Out to a wedding or the Party of the Century. Chef Quiaufa’s specialty

If the mouth-watering, lip-smacking, finger-licking food vendors from last week aren’t enough, here is yet another reason to attend Queens Night Market on Saturday, July 17. Taste Buds Required, a local purveyor of Haitian cuisine, will be there. NYC-raised owner Martine Dardignac, who works out of the Entrepreneur Space in Long Island City, strives to

It’s summertime. Ahem, it’s cocktail time! A Queens-based business is helping mixologists create healthy beverages with organic products and natural sweeteners. Salute sells “infusion bottles” with such ingredients as Ginger Root, Monk Fruit Powder, and Turmeric. The consumer simply pours alcohol into the bottle, waits, strains, and serves. (Teatotalers can use club soda, coconut water,

Eat well, do good. The online premier of Queens Together at the Eternal Flame screens as part of a larger event on Tuesday, July 13, at 7 pm. The Devin Klos short depicts Queens restaurant owners as they celebrated food and art recently in Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City. They gathered by Eternal

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge is NYC’s best bird-watching spot with estuaries, salt marshes, sand dunes, and woodlands. Aficionados have seen at least 330 species – almost half the total species in the Northeast – there over the last 25 years. But let’s not stop at our feathered friends. The area includes havens for outdoor activities,

Trust the science. The New York Hall of Science, that is. The Flushing Meadows Corona Park museum ─ which is also called “NYSCI” ─ has been closed to the public since March 14, 2020 due to COVID-19, but it’s set to re-open on Thursday, July 8, 2021. NYSCI offers several hundred hands-on exhibits at such